Rebels Lose 300 Men in Battle in Pinar Del Rio
Havana reports that insurrectionists and loyalists clashed in Pinar Del Rio with a government victory. Col Avolog rescued an armored train and repelled rebels using American supplied machine guns. The loyalist force moved toward Hinar Del Rio City as a second Havana force lands.
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Seripae-YeRne Press
Asuochailom
Havana
Iattle
Pinar del Rio
Someony
Bulletin
Col Avolog
Hinar Delio
United States
Summers
Webster
Avalon
lGuetta
Wtgents
Joia
Roads Funding Debate Moves to City for More Cash
The Board of Public Works heard that a fuller elevation project on Massachusetts Avenue may require city funds beyond the $25,000 previously approved. Cockrum urged payment of one fourth of April and May expenses by the city controller, but the controller said the appropriation is exhausted. The board referred the agreement details with the Big Four and the Kentucky Avenue track elevation to further review, while a separate allowance of 41,485 to the Vandalla railroad for the same project was approved.
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Maines
Bonday
Tole
Cockrum
Roiltoad
Chy
Massachusetts-ave
Corkrum
Jelty
Goa
Cockum
Joseph T.motts
Mlassachusetts Uvr
Ho Ig
Big Four Railway Company
Vailey Ave
Examle Nation
Vandalla Railroad Company
Nownder Way
Kentucky-ave
Reds
Indiana Campaign Adopts Off-Year Tactics Ahead of Ballot
The article describes the off year campaign atmosphere across Indiana with campaigns in Marion and the Second Indians district. It notes candidates appealing at charity events and the play to influence voters through humor and rhetoric. It highlights Roosevelt’s letter to Watson and messages from Uncle Joe Cannon as they prepare to defend administration and attack opponents.
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Marion
Gomendustrious
Peogug
Watson
Indiana
Roosevelt
Imitana
IGE Trust Inquiry Will Be Dropped
Grand Jury investigation into alleged ice trust extended to September term but unlikely to restart. Deputy Prosecutor Taylor Groninger said no witnesses or new evidence justify continuing the inquiry. Numerous complaints accuse Course and Caylor Ice of monopoly and poor service, urging competition to dispel trust perceptions.
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Starion Cnuity Grand Jury
Dianapolis Ie
Taylor Groninger
jEtund
Uty
Course &Caylor Ice Company
Charles PB. Benedict
Fremont
Alford
Peasion
Weather Forecast for Tonight and Tuesday
United States weather forecast outlines Tonight and Tuesday with a roving temperature range. Forecast details indicate varying temperatures across regions and potential shifts in wind and humidity. Officials urge travelers to monitor local advisories and prepare for possible conditions affecting outdoor plans.
Airship in Flight Over State Fair Delightful Display
Aeronaut Stevens piloted an airship at the state fair on Monday forenoon, rising 300 to 400 feet from the airship pavilion and performing looping figures amid cheering thousands. The craft, propelled by a small engine, traversed wind and varied courses before a graceful return to the starting point. If weather holds, the airship will visit all five days of the fair.
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Stevens
Frorisis
Aid
Mr. Stevens
Hisilyer
Sick defendant forces delay in Indiana gambling case
Justice of the peace in Orleans township heard the Thomas G. Deery gambling resort case at Feeneh Lick springs. Cec. Hadley, the attorney general, traveled Monday to court but learned Deery was ill in Michigan and likely unable to appear. A new date may be set if the defendant remains absent.
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Cec
Hadley
Ganjatant
Orleans
Ind
Thomas G. Deery
Casine
Feeneh Lick Springs
Hindley
Orieana
Deery
Michigan
Old Friendship Survives Burial Help from Mrs Wheat
Mrs Dutchwea E Marsh, who died penniless with no relatives, will be buried in Crown Hill through kindness of Mrs Mattie Wheat of N Alabama Street. Wheat knew Marsh through a member of a prominent Broomington family and refused county burial. Accordion Plaitting Co. Room By Osa Bellana Building, Penn: and Buttons covered.
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Dutchwea E. Marsh
Crown Bil
Mattle Wheat
Alabama-st
Wheat
Marsh
Broomington, Ind
Accordion Platting Co
Osa Bellana
Penn
Day's News Roundup From Across the Nation
A scrambled digest lists items from Lincoln reports on W J Bryan and Theodore Roosevelt returning home, a Wisconsin umpire signing, a Tangier dispatch noting Amiens victory, Taft’s remarks on Thomas, a muttered St. Louis indictment count, a big fire at a Far East warehouse, German maneuvers with Emperor William, Chicago business leader's suicide, and a violent street killing linked to a mayoral affair in Shelyville.
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Lincoln
Wmicsgna
Staty
Stenslund
Vashier Hortig
Mile Waukreave
Stare Wink
Vuadivostur
Amt
Tire, Munday
Iseglytz
Emperor William
Chicago
Clarence IK. Wooster
Propie
Gas Light Ang Coke Company
Wooster
Massacre in Sledice Sparks Jewish Victims and Looted Fire
Across Sledice the mob attacked Jewish and Christian residents after two soldiers were shot. Troopers fired on bystanders, looted homes, and set buildings ablaze as sectarian massacre raged, with hundreds killed and many wounded.
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Scripps-MeRtne Press
Warsaw
Poland
Kishineff
Sledice
Ayaan
Foot Caught by Rail Fata l Fatal at Shelby Crossing
Marcus Fitzgerald of 124 Wenngsen was injured when his foot was caught between the rail and cement pavement as a train approached in Shelby cross ig. He died at Vincent's Hospital early Monday. Thomas H. Moore, farmer 1 mile southeast of the city, died Sunday from injuries sustained in a tall at the Benny Bag Company factory about two weeks earlier. The obituary notes the burial at Crown Hill and mentions the Merry Wil Cake place.
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Marcus Fitzgerald
Wenngsen
Shelby
Cross Ig
Ist. Vincent's Hospital
Thomas H. Moore
Benny Bag Company
Moore
Two Homes Robbed in Saturday Night Burglary
The homes of John R. Wilson at 19 Central Ave and F H Dean on Merl Wanst were broken into Saturday night. Wilson lost $10 and Dean $7.86. Smiths Dye Works at 226 Massachusetts is listed in the city.
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John R. Wilson
Centralave
F. H. Dean
WITN
Merl+ Wan
Smiths Dye Works
Massachusetts
Bitter Republican split shakes Buckeye state leadership
Dayton dispatch details a fierce Republican convention clash over endorsing Senators Foraker and Dick, party leadership, and the method of choosing a U S Senate candidate. factions of Foraker Dick and Cox allies align with Roosevelt supporters while Burton Daugherty and Lougherty forces push for reform and new leadership. The outcome could redraw the party’s power structure and policy slant.
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Schippa-SeWac
Dayton
Boyt
Wisted
Foraker
United States Senate
Commie
Foraker-Dick
Vother
George B. Cox
Cincinnati
Rem
T. Burton
Clevelan
Leth
House of Representatives
Dairy Daugherty
Roosevelt
Tate
Martin
Righta
Burton-Lougherty
Hovsevelt
Kenatar Dick
Icken
United States
Dek
Cox
Cox Gang
Telawatt
Herrick
Sennwur Hanna
Burton
Waugherty
Daugherty
Maine election casts national glare amid labor clash
Sept. 18 Portland Maine voters faced a highly watched contest marked by labor influence. Samuel Gompers, AFL president, led a bitter campaign against Charles E. Atlefield for alleged hostility to organized labor. In typical years Maine leans Republican by about 2000.
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Serinpa-MecRae Prine Ansociation
Portland
Maine
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Charles E
Atile
F Feld
Roosevelt Fresh from Higgins Meeting Fuels Hughes Bid
In Oyster Bay Sep 10Pres Roosevelt and Gov Higgins conferred as Higgins seeks presidential backing to aid Charles F Hughes renomination. Paul Morton of Equitable Life Assurance attended the session amid party maneuvering and concerns over reform alignment.
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Secippa-Meline Preas Association
Oyster Bay
Roosevelt
Higgins
Charles F. Hughes
Experia
Gavarnaz
Paul Morton
Equitable Life Assurance Socials
Figgina
Burglars Loot Milford Store for 400 Dollars
Mil ford Indiana sept 10 burglars robbed Webbey s hardware store in the night taking 400 dollars belonging to Robert Stein grocer Sam van ener.
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Sam
Milford
Ind
Burelars
Sais
Webbey
Lawyelry
Robert Stein
Cider Scandal Roils State Fair Food Stands
A cider stand at the state fair is accused of using tainted ingredients to color drinks. A man reports water with color for cider mix and alleged dumping of slops into the ice container. Deputies were sent to inspect grounds and evaluate ingredients and safety.
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Wate
Dro. N. Murty
Harry
Butler College selects new president amid leadership change
Butler College announces Scot Buller as president of the faculty for the entering year. Iris Tees backs the move after the executive committee’s recommendation. Ducier fuemerty led one Butler faculty for ten years, and Wo Fe Garris steps down due to ill health.
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Scot Buller
Alonday
Butter College
Pau
Iris Tees
Ducier Fuemerty
Butler
Wo Fe Garris
Wura
Devastating Mudslide Destroys Tiflis District Causing Massive Losses
A catastrophic mud and rock slide from a mountain near Nwareti obliterates Kewareli township in the Tiflis region. Two hundred residents perished, cattle and crops destroyed, mountain waters flood the area, with earlier reports noting fifty five inches of mire depth in places and seasonally recurring floods in Caucasian valleys. The article describes the region around Tiflis in geometric detail, noting Armenians Georgians and Russians as the principal populations and outlining local commerce and architecture.
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Serigpe-Metar Prean Asanciatas
Tiflis
Autesia
Kewareli
Nwareti
Catia
Republican Book Praises Record and Campaign Call
Special to The Son Washington Boyt urges first voters to back the Republican ticket. The 23 page pamphlet lauds Republican doctrine, cites legislative achievements, tariff protections, homestead law, and a strong national rise, claiming a substantial Republican majority is poised next November. It ends with a paraphrase of Speaker Cannon’s new platform.
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Washington
Boyt
Authoritat Hive
Dnettines
Potieles
Ilaves
Alice
Terpainatien
Itty
Tomae
Reeetatives
Oy Lincoln
Mobbed constables at Dayton saloon clash over arrest
In a Dayton saloon a bungatian named Fete Chorhl resisted arrest by Constables Bungatian and Dayton Sawyer. Chorbl’s rough handling sparked a melee as 20 men, described as Hungarians, joined the scene and the potter is said to have arrested several others.
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Chorhl
Warmanage
Dayton Sawyer
Jamea Dally
Sawyer
Goidlay Poll Results Stir GOP and Democratic Claims
Republicans and Democrats declare victory after the Goidlay poll. Party leaders claim they will carry the county, citing early turnout and a strong showing in key precincts. Analysts caution results may shift as final tallies come in.
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Berm
Two Miners Die After Engineer Faints At Mine
In Mount Pulsaki Illinois, Charles Cox and Charles Palm perished when an engineer fainted while guiding a descent. The cage rose briefly, five new miners escaped, but Cox and Palm fell 496 feet to the shaft bottom. Rescue crews recovered the bodies from the escapement shaft amid wreckage.
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Kerippa
Folse
Four Men Killed in New York Garage Collapse
Four men were killed and 27 injured when a concrete garage under construction in Minola, L. I. collapsed. About three workers were inside as walls crumbled, trapping men beneath wood and cement debris in a sudden disaster.
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Scrippe-McRae Preset Association
New York
Minola
L. 1
Stupor Continues After Factory Fall In Laycock
Jerry Hikgh remains unconscious at City hospital ten days after a fall from the second story of the Laycock factory at the coast. He suffered a severe concussion of the brain. an operation removed part of the skull to relieve pressure.
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Jerry Hikgh
Tent
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Thomas Taggart
Ehairman
Democratic Party
IGE Trust
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French Lick Springs
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Mixeoma
Tex
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Martin Quigby
Shelyville
Henjamin Hropay
Whutefies
Biedloe
Ohio
Eyes OF the Nation
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Eanige Samvan Ener
State Fair
Hurry Will
Republican Party
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Russia
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Whiten
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